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NUMBER 6076.1' TfIEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE„ HIS PRESENT .EVENING, Dec. 20, IsoB, T will be pertormett FALSE ALARMS. s il Painon Gayi.iint, Mr. WROUGHTON ; Edgar nd, Mr. BR HA NI ; Tom Surfer Air RANNIS-VER • Lieutenant i Larry, Jr.l I ();1 Ns t'oNE Land!-rd, Mr. DIGNUM ; . Lady Gay! MM' \I TA I N ; Caroline Sedley, Miss DU N CA.N ; Emily. Mrs. BLAND; Miss Umbrage (first time), Mrs. SPARKS; Sus,n (first time),- Miss KELLY. After which, the new Comic Dance, called LOVE IN A TUB. WITH _ .... THE. :MAYOR. OF GARIIATT. . Sir Jacob lollup, Mr. OENI.EY ; • , Major Sturgeon, Mr. DOWTON ;. ....,:•„: ferry Sneak, VII . RUSSF,LI. ; • '-- ''' •.• Crispin Heel tap, •Mr:%V E WI T'LE R ; . , Bruin, Mr. SVi I l'H ; . • 'Mrs. Sneak, Mrs. HA RLO WE ; • . ' '•• - Boxes6s. .-.. . Mrs Bruin Miss KELLY. ' : . • ,St' ,Bruin, ' rice 33s•—Pit 3s. 6:1. Second Price is.— Cal lerY ZS:. Price 6). Second Priee is. —Upper Gallery is. Second Nci Money to be returned. -:' PlacAs for the Boxes to be taken of Mr; Spring, at the Box- Office, Russell-greet. .- ti_l,'..hepooirs to s te' opined at 'Half past Five, 'and begin at' * l4 " 1 3 .5 t Six,. -- , • . - : ' , * ' t-)n ' ' ' 'of which have t acLount o the many frauds been practised 4. ) ~gain at into this Ti eatre, the Proprietors aint l at r . u 'rees tint it nKlispcnsably necessary, among other regu. et t icl"s ' 'to assrgrfilie Ddors in Russell-street, only; for the' ), ranee of Persons Who have the riot of Free Anmissions ; couran 111 _, ili eY , espedrulTY entreat the Itehters of ih. Theatre to' t% to th is arrangement,• which took place on the 19th instant . l • , -• J3-7itzeo..bien4orrcir.ow, Venoni ; or, The Notice of St. Mark's ;. with • s THEATRE- ROYAL, HAY-MARKET. TO-41ORROW EVENING, Dec. 21, - ISM, will be performed OTHELLO, THE MOOR OF VENICE. `Othello, Mr. YOUNG; 'lago, Mr.'COOKE. ' • t-r• • . - THE P ORTRAIT OF CERVANTES ; Or, THE. PLOTTING LOVERS. • rvlnrillo, Mr. MUNDEN ; • Don Cal I , sMoricla, Mr, JONES ; Don Guzman, Mr. THOMPSON ;' • - Scipio, Mr. BLANCH ; • R•ancho, Mr. LISTON ; ,father lignito, Mr. bti ADDY ; LuC'etta, Mrs. C;;IBBS ; I sabclla,Miss%lß I STOW. Boxes os. Second Price 3s.—Pit "s. 6d. Sec o!! Price as. "-!:;allery as. S econd Price is. —Ulver.Gallery ts.. • kfieltaces for th e _ Boxes to be taken of. Mr. Brandon, at the , in the Hay-market. i f te l,,, ,? t oo s r xs. to be ope t ied t a ; liolf p ast Five ; ; and begin at c O the t"\ n ay•.• -. karce or Orb the Q ed r, y-:or . Town and Country ; with th ice oud, 44 • • j...:L1 • - .. :mR.. ,c,L.e'LI'is.I.uT(EnIICAI., LEeTURES• will commence his 'SPRING cu,„coukoqimf tt.v.g - r-ti,fts- on- AN.kipkoe.: ' ' ,,, tßy, & c. or Mo“..ia? the gth Of I , nuary. Into, Particulars may he known, - by applying to Mr. C.Arpue, , S-., Dean-street, 3oho. ;.bg ; . , ~ , •'„,....____ • CHIUSTNIA* lIOLI l‘t S. . . THE 13°(1K S - ELLIRS'.I tir6ughiiki t. -, the •Ecrip Ise, t qk . wilt) have occasion for= a—supply. of the best CI-1,1 L .- it'pl•• BO liK So - nay rec.:ive Ten Pound, Twqtaty P„q„,,nd.. :d i 'tY'Ntifiel ASsortments on very advdnligeOUSTerai, by . ,„' rFssing themselves to .Messrs: 'Labatt and Co. _at‘the'tig •-• '"„'l .1 tlyentle, Library,: N.0...1 • i NeW Bond-street. )41 I,'', (;* ji, 18081 '' t i . „. St . F 6 L i t? r; . F O . 12E STITllI: F. S . ' 1 'IuSE NOB . CIIEN Atiti G NNTLZNI EN .who f . . ate ii nProving tireir. 4tates4)6Plaating. are . reapec ,. .• t.II, ti y tutor:lied that a 6olasia)=.4.able qtwn;ity of IS El. DLI NJ t= , \ ,„ . Rc Li, s-cti-rcti-, an: S'PitUCE I IIItB,•ASFI.I3EEtt-1, ...,: k a "=", OAK; zec, isjitst aerivar.t4c/i ) St;otlistich.ikud Ini'Y ve s4en at BEL li. and ALLAN';, 6^ , ,. Strand. ' - • • " 4\l iiIS "AiIESTY.'S SPECIAI, AftPOl.:`CriENT• OES'S" ANIFOLD WitITERS; No. _4, , Well's - street IVI' Oxforti-itrect.--• , The venter bees lea 4 ve 1.! inform the Public, that, by his Invention;..severaljac ~ie. s of Writings or -Drawings zn.ay,.be niacke by,on . e effort, ren T i l Put 'lien; ink, or pencil', by an , itistiiiment volniih never pg iri 4 : l , the least repairs. - The substitute for the- ink: is • raa tcs ' n-t= in the tnost pwlable farm,,invariable itia.all,cii ' st• 'r_, an liable to blot;. it also maintains the grearest f u , 't c)r I !, C co rres - pendenee, audit; eifeels ire eilual to a faith ' i, L 9Ying cleik-. ~. • ' b : + rice ,fron i a 5'... to One qiiinea and.upwards. —IV holesale, •-' - "ct,ol, and f9r Exportation.- .. . - - : ---- . :_______L___ ___ l 4 . -- ' FIVE TILOZYS-AND-POU-NDS. `_. • I„._ENTLEMEN, B.t . c:' possev,ed - of.'llieome --s - ing-frotit Freenlal, Cu., tiold;cez teii&eitalck:Estiiits, AL„. .1-:t--‘,lage Settlements, ur any; titilkei . ,,faso.pctrty r rut; thpse,otrie ialnlity having pe.rsona),F , ..infiry,,,toi ( y . to oit@, - rif?y 'be I,4P,,Pied wall the . wh.te or aitY'parrlf the zlbove - Suirt;'''on the' ' .. l'Z 'Allnilit:).'-laiterrest for Inti;SAtie; - .with; return ,el-riticiftil at the pieasure or tile Borrower, and the./att . . I .4u s i ,ompl etF 4 ~,iloc oi toe rxp,sure, exaction, and delay '-• ''' 1. - 4 1 4t.tending the,e ii:Msatitotis.' - S av'jl er s'adilr'esst.ti ( - post paid) to • Mr.„ Hemming, No. 2.3. eq , L•••roav i ,,B...i: ysialgtoil,str.:it,i.ondon,w!li be duly answer -4t 11 Q personal applicatiOLlJ w:11 tic received: • ' ••-- . , . . .- - 13 EKUTI F al, IV 0 WEN. . RE greatest .Blemisli to Bo:auty, is . ...lperfluou T ' Hairs On- the he lace ,Ni •k alai Arms%liti-lb )kostz . _,. ~,, . . . .... , 1 LE POW 1) L. Et immediately:removes them, IS an - 4 s• 9egand ant article, p er f ec t ly i nnocent a plersaill`to use; vtice r. 7 s. rid • , .. a ..,Sold byllte Prop.rietor, wli:)lesalc: and retail, No. -.2.3, R, us- ;. us net, s, .Coveut-g•jrdcti ;- 0 vert,ia. 47; Bond.-strau ; 11n tIt' ' Ch el)'ith.• • rhorri,4,• Oxii;til-street; I.)ilykor.; sj , . 1 street ; Spilibury, i>untni ;. ilaxier, lialitibprgit and • B ath ; Grelisons, tiverpppl ; CATt les Yurk -; :Could, ki r P l ; .klopkins, El uI 1 ; TreWip,ol, Exeter;' Gregory, 'gluon ; 'Lancaster, Gosport 'and • PortSmouth ; - br-oilie, Sal ec , ,_sbury ; . Wood Shrewsbui y • S'zarle, ,LeedS ; - Scldon, ;••••tuieltenham; Tyr:ins, %Vat : a:ester% PrOsser,Bristol ; Sprange, ' 4 . I.brulge V, cl Is ; and in 'ev'ety Town. *----:.... N.B. G oo d Allowanceto Dealers. WA FOR COUGH S AND COLDS. . .. ' 1.-SH's COUQ:11 ELINIR,,,9I..IMFROMED,PARE GORIC DROPS. ' 'I7IIE Itqal Colltg.- - of Piiy recommend :A till; tklecticine as partieiilairy: f ie •S'rveable in C0ut,113,- ,!,Ris, Asthrnas, and Coinplaints of tne.Luniv, and. Breast, •:'rtaittliit that no other.prevaration is cqoal to it ia these in ,,,;'?'.ls. It ' " attars the 'tie/fling \vhich provokes frequent, ti.v , s yet mkt yet at tote sante time, opens the breast; and' ;.. s gr.;ii.,:r liberty of breathing. As an Anodyne, it pro... Litues tenivirary relief from the SyfrlptolllS9lY;hikt its c'thr . - ;,, ri eTt , vs tend to.reatove the Cause, .-and projent .. their . .re : -. • ch . i .' tt is a.Nlediciiie of the utimist.inlportance to Paitulies, l yg . li pi I..:thle to Children as wei Las to grown Persons. -• iligirvo,-i ..I ,01,1 by F. G.. Walsh, CheiniSt to His Royal lo wtti _"' the Duke of Ydr k , No. to;, Srl'and, Loncion, in " 4 4 . each: rrn . ...L T a , g . ' _I I SUBSCRIPTIONS D AID OF. T . ,UE, SPANISH • PA'IRIOTS. CITY OF LONDON TAVFRN, •• • • • ' DECEMBER 13. 71 .HE COMMITTEE appointed on the.. 9tli of. Dece:noer, by the 'MERCHANTS and INHABI-' • T ANTS Of LONDON, to attend to the .Applkativnt of a; Urneyal Subs.:riptim in aid °Utile .brave-,SPANISI-1 A TR /tics, now struggling in the. Field'to defend thek - Coml.+ try !from a foreign dild cruel Invider,..cannot diachacge tilat duty With out making, aa_ta . rnest Appeal to the AttdritiOn of their genero--s Countrymen, of all ranks;, in behalf of a Na: tion and a Cause su interesting to all the sympathies of Bri tons, . . A people contending for their independence, liberties, and. security, from toi . eign tyranny and oppression—a nation, friendly in ita dispositions—honourable. in , all its national . conduct. and char:Ks:ler —fiqed by politica! and commer,dal in crests and relations, to' be closely connected irralliance and' friendship with Great•Britaiii, and now struggling ,with he roic' rude; in a common cause, against a •Voinmon and' must ,itirinniable , foe ;•'stifkring in the arduous contlii.► the greatest hardships, and enduring the severest privations, has, surely, strong claims ofivverritinci oat every inhabitant , of these Islands ; and tnoit., , ,it the greatest exertions have, with thegetieral iltprobation di ihis • nation, been made 'by , Go vernment to atford the tii,ost ,extensive, specLly, pdetredual,. aids of treasure, arms, ammunition, military sidres; 'news, end clot4npg, for the, inaititenance and support.of pie Spanish troops, together with- the succour of lar6e h , idies of British soldiers,, it is'•stin :felt, that the 'generotts_inanifesta-f lion of the popular sentiment, and such Intther aids, of va rious kinds, as a' general and libral.iubSoliptidn4nay.sup-: ply ? cannot buthave an eire.c.l.aniinating and consoling, to ;he Spanish Suidier, asst convi;4:ing to the Spanish . Coyernment and Ireople, Of the- ; perfect Union, in opinion and sentiment, which on this subject subsists throaghout these islands. • . • . . ' The Committee rely. with .confidenee, that the good attudlo of .the public. CarOcatiuns and Coinp4pies, and vk the Ihhabh ants of the MerrOpdlis, will forrtiWed'lute principal Cities•,: , Co4ns. and" Distriets of 'tlie4riitetr,King-; dour, in order to form together an oiferiog worthy of the, great cause tor which it is made-- , of Mire high charlcterand diiu enobof the Empire wtiCh ptesenti itOtnd tit to be accepted by flip gallant. disinterested, and high-spirited nation, to Mtose brava, ( . 4*ncierssit is altered. Amount of Subscriptions adver§e,(l. -t731 , 097 is .o ADDITIONAL sons:clurrioNs. Harry Sedgewick Zs s 0 I J to .o 0 Townend and Sons to to oI Au Irish - t?hairman o 2 6 Charles Brooke roc o o SirW.liensley;ltart..2r 0 0 C. Brooke - and - Co. rcs o o Thortias Leverron s o Alex. Mundell -_52 ro o S. Walker and Sorts so 0 At the Mansion-House. An Englishwoman S 0 ° • t • At Messrs. Forster and M'Carthy and. grown flardys, Datoy, and 5a •co .Co. 52 to a At Messrs.- Sikes and Co. George Bridges Redy arld'Co. At Messrs. Martin and Co. • 105 0 o Martins, Stone, and - '' ~ 112naries Harris & Son l os o 0 Martin .. `tos o o f e . Tne Dean of Rippon to to o . • At Lloyd's C'efiee-honse. -- . _ . ...... Robert Lambert ' s 5 0 i Hon. l' red. North 1 6 'to . 0 .14... W, John s on - - zu to o I Rev. I. Deacon, of , Win. Vaui.liait 21 o o i Porl smouth neit."Arrfatheis. .. P , to, to ; o French an.l (.: room -91.in..k.y1,41q.;-' - : 2.5. s. o bridge - -to to o 1 taints W. tYeacon;oT . 'i: I :Clemenison, 80rr0..- , : 1 - 'ortsmouth 7 , zA; o ,o, ~daile, and Jackson se to 0 , . ...—.... . Subscripti3ns are received at the Mansion-house, Lloyd's COileellioust, al'.l‘• all kitil Atankers iiiit . London'and West. niinster. -‘' Til© Bankers and others,hola ve ' re ' ceiVeri 9r .lbscr ; iptirin‘i, are res pea tli try' req Veiled so stied the . p.articulatiko the C um mittee-at the Ci;yof London Tavern... - h - CI Irl'J, -,... .... 'LAN TA ST K-W-AR D. , , .. ; APERSON who has had considerable Experience in the Improvement of Land, aerooling to' . the nitist I nippr(vV4(i'Syolelv t .,, illetvtd-. in Scotluid,.alid who has teen employed - in tfie - tetling - 'aild - Valuing of Farms, and other_ ‘vi'se engaged in the Management and AcconAtts 9F,Landed ,Propi.irty, wants a Situation as lAN 14,s T FWAKIj. Am. R pie ef6rtilees akio' the Q'uaiiiieati4-.: Cireuintances, and pocarAe.ter.oti the Adverliser,,will he giVeri. . • 't etle s 7s (post p..ii.l) addres'sed to A . . B. Lat Mr. Stevenson's, 17, Charles -street, Que4i:s-411n, London, will be properly .... iqteilded to. 2 o o . _ -EACI,A - INSIJ RANCE CQMPANY, CORN LL,' LON ifol4. 4. ' —i-; ' NSURERS 7 With Coinpan3"frare. , tespeaftlily JlL.,linturmed that Polices ppiring .. at Christ:pas will be ieuewed by -at this ()Eike- wit'hin 'Fifteen Days 1. iron that, /Ktitod, .I:ecelpts „being ready-agreeably to, the reduced Premiums, viz. - ",-,; Commit:" InsUrances tOkio,,CiO o , -at Hazardous 6000, • at 35. per Cent. Mtubly . 'Hazardnils 3 (),), at -s.-peiq:ent. . AdvantAges to Insureps with this,Company :—Payment of. Rent in case of Fire, ‘vithout increase of Premium. Damage by Lightning-made gootl.• No Charge for Policies, Indorsements,. Altenitions, or Surveys. A Cdriiiiiissi,M of ct. her Cent.: allowed on Shipping.l nsurance. Abatements on Country Insurances from IA to 401. per' ent. upon the Premium ; and from ei to tj per Cent. ti un the Duty. • .. Farming Stock insured' (witHout Average Clause), at 2S. per..Ce.ut.. . • ; The Company's Terms. for Life Insurance are equally r possess very superi,r clsims to, public patro;nii,e. `‘ W. tit. UPHAM, Secretary. . • COUNTY FIRE OFFICE, .Southampton-street, Strand, London. Under Parliainentary Licence. _ Flis Grace the .Puke of Rutland, K. G. 'The. Most Noble the-Marquis or Buckingham; K.G. Thc . Right HiOnourable the Earl of Northampton. The Right Hon. the Earl oF Buckinghamshire. ► The Right ilonourable the Earl of. Upper Ossory. Pracd, Esq. NI. P. Scrcipt lieirfard,-.Esq • I:ll"'unprectLientel:lpprobation which this Esta -51ishrt,::.t has rt-ccived in •all parts of the Country, contiXtu the Uarc:tois in the-opinion of its usefulness, and 4. induces them again to Jcpresein the (I;stin , guished principle of the AssoCiation to a discerning Public. riII persons, who continue insured with this Association • Seven Years - ,- whether their Policies be,o4iginally taken out I,r Seven Years, or be Jenewed A nnual Iy, participate equally with the Origin,d . Subscnibers in sucliTrolits as may have a...cruecl during that time. With this advantage they have the peculiar and valuable assurance of, not being liable to make.good the • Lasscs of others, as tde . sole responsibility is' uf:dertaken by an extensive Association of Noblemen and , ;ntletnen, who have subscribed ample Capital to gua talitee.the engagxincats ~ )f the ()Rice. t terse PrOrii's are considered to be very certain, as the ((!::cu Seledion of the best B us i ness , an d its manage-. rnent is unencumbered by large and nume!ous Salaries 4) the Trustee, Direetors, and A,u(litors act gratuitously. Farming StOCk insurdd generally, with out the average Clause,. at ! the reduced Rata of as. ,per Cent. No charge is made for Policies on removal from other frees. Persons insuring for seven years by (ne payment, are `charged for six years only. Lows havebeen always made good by this Olfiee, without dedudion or discount. • J. T. BARBER, Managing Direaor. Agents are appointed in ad the principal Towns, who - - are ILlewise Agents to the I' rov ideAlt Life Office.. . '..4..1444we..;ve •• • , • - , - • ;7 *NT --J., - - 1 / 4 . '•:,? •• r ; tr.• f I • -• ~.. . , .1) dl _DE,cEm..up_R 20 2 1804, Printed for T. John on . ; T:Becket ; R. l3atdwin ; A. Sttachan ; W. Lowndes.; Wilkieand Robinson. ;- G, Robin son ; 'Velour, Hood and Sharpe; J. Walker; Cultic!! and Martin : Lackington, Allen, anti Co. ; 'Longman, - Hurst,, Rees ' and Orme ; Cadell and Davies ; Nunn ;R. Lea ; Scafcherd and Letterman ; - .lOliti ''ltichardsOn ; M. Rich 'arilson; Black, Parry, and Kingsbury ; I. Carpenter; S. 13agster ; and I . Asperue. - By whom are also just puttlishe • .1. Another Edition, in sev'en Pocket Volumes, with six teen Plates; priCe 11. is. in boarW. • ' z, 'Tristram Shandy, printed separate; in three Pocket Volumes, with nine Plates, price ios. 6d. in boards. 3. Thu Sentimental journey; in une Pocket Volume, with wo Plates, price zs 6d. in boards. q. 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This Work likewise contains, a Praelical l;!quiry respea ing the Strength and Durability of the Teeth ot Wheels used in 1411 work ; C;eiA.; - al Obseivazions on, the Wheeiwork of ; Tables of Pitches . of Wheels in 4ictual use in Mill work ; and. Practical Observations with. regard to making of Patterns of Cast Iron Wheel 4. -"- The Subje&„ entitled • 'Praaital Observations with. re gard to the making of Patterns of Cast I ron W heels,' is very important, on which •we believe &thing had previously op. peared In print. • . . 44 Vie are o f opinion that this Book wilt be very useful to, the operative Millwright and Clock.maker, whil t it may' save the trouble. of much, explanatton to Engineers .and others, in carrying their Plans nitu_ellect."=-Piiil. • Mag. Sept. 148. Printed for Will'anSaVage, No. 28; BerifordbUtz, vent garden; and s..)ld by every llooksellet in . the United Kingdom. Where may he had, in 2 vpIS..BYO.- ptie . r.! its. 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